Well, letting everyone make their own definitions of “being a good person” does not seem to be working out very well right now… So it might not be the worst idea to at least give feedback when you’re being a piece of shit or positively impacting other people’s lives.

Not if it includes severance… :(

They’ll never understand anything. They’ll plead ignorance in 10 years if we still have things like courts by then

Generally, and I do emphasize that, those who believe that “everyone should just do what they want” really just don’t want their lives to be impacted by change. Which makes sense, since everyone doing what they want only reinforces the power structures that already exist in society.

Gay men, for example, usually have zero problems blending in as long as they don’t get outed and don’t “look too gay” (straight passing). There’s a good reason why the RNC regularly crashes Grindr servers whenever it’s hosted. And as long they can rail/get railed, then they don’t want to upset the delicate balance of power in which they rail.

Oh no, someone used open source software for their own purposes, free of any monetary obligations or restrictions! Wait, that’s the whole fucking point.

It’s true, he and JerryRigsEverything fill that niche.

Fair point, but MKBHD isn’t typically reviewing products for elite athletes only… he’s a bridge between enthusiast/early adopter products and the general public. $900 for shoes is outside of that zone, imo.

Quick, give him a gun, suddenly he’ll be the most sympathized-with man in the country

Oh no, Apple had no time to create five milions dongles, each for one specific use case, each of which cost $50 apiece. A tragedy.

It honestly might be cheaper to get a piece of shit phone and keep it squeaky clean for our overlords

Bonjour, bonsoir, bonuit?

Mango is really good and you might be able to use it for free with your library card if you’re in the US!

Networks, after splitting every league and cup into tiny micropackages that cost $9.99 per month each: How could the Millenials do this to us? After everything we gave them!*
* They had not, in fact, given them much of anything

A lot of financial apps require Play Protect and attestation. I had to fight for months to figure out how to spoof the integrity check so I could deposit some stupid checks.

I’d love it if we had a music co-op sort of situation. But as you say, that doesn’t make someone somewhere filthy rich.

Wayland is trying to replace a standard that people have been saying is obsolete for a decade. I’ll give them a bit of leeway.

Plus make it hell on earth to a) access drives other than the one flatpak is installed on, b) interoperate with non-flatpak applications, and c) retain any amount of free space on my drives (exaggeration for effect).

In fairness, that comes with just not paying artists any money.

kill $SIGSAUER